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<blockquote data-quote="RedDawg" data-source="post: 3670857" data-attributes="member: 9797"><p>That's a good approach. And it's exactly what I did with an old clover field that was being over run with grasses. Plowed it under, waited, sprayed, waited, sprayed, disced, planted clover and wheat in the fall, cultipacked and now have a very vibrant clover field. Will be top cutting it this weekend to try to take care of any current grasses before they go to seed. My biggest weed is actually wild garlic but it is getting crowded out now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RedDawg, post: 3670857, member: 9797"] That's a good approach. And it's exactly what I did with an old clover field that was being over run with grasses. Plowed it under, waited, sprayed, waited, sprayed, disced, planted clover and wheat in the fall, cultipacked and now have a very vibrant clover field. Will be top cutting it this weekend to try to take care of any current grasses before they go to seed. My biggest weed is actually wild garlic but it is getting crowded out now. [/QUOTE]
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